Finn Wolfhard names ‘Stranger Things’ artefact and rare Beatles memoribilia as his most treasured possessions
Finn Wolfhard is the latest guest on Far Out’s ‘Existential Boozer’ series, which saw him take on Proust’s questionnaire.
Wolfhard, who is set to release his new album Fire From The Hip on July 10th, recently caught up with Far Out over a cold one in London and talked about everything from his love of vintage clothing to his obsession with the Toronto Blue Jays.
In the interview, when asked about his “greatest extravagance”, Wolfhard opened up about his soft spot for treating himself to guitars, sharing, “Guitars is really the only thing that I’ve really spent money on, and I just have a bunch of them.”
However, he did clarify that “none of them are crazy collectors (items)” that cost fortunes to purchase, adding, “A lot of them are just shitty Japanese guitars, but in my head, that’s extravagant.”
Later on in the interview, when asked about his most “treasured possession”, Wolfhard detailed the one physical artefact from Stranger Things that he holds the dearest, revealing, “I definitely have some Stranger Things stuff that I love, like I have my bike from the first season, which is really cool.”
Additionally, aside from his Stranger Things bike, Wolfhard also has “a few older signed records’ which he treasures dearly.
“I have like a first edition White album, which isn’t signed, which I really love,” he added, before listing ‘Happiness Is A Warm Gun’, ‘For No One’, and ‘Dear Prudence’ as his favourite tracks from the legendary Beatles album.
Notably, Wolfhard, who is a devoted fan of The Beatles, directed an official music video for the George Harrison classic, ‘Give Me Love (Give Me Peace On Earth)’, in 2025.
At the time, George’s son Dhani Harrison described Wolfhard as “one of the sweetest and most talented people I know of his generation”, before adding, “My dad would have loved this.”
The full episode of Far Out’s ‘Existential Boozer’ with Finn Wolfhard is available to watch below, and keep your eyes peeled for more coverage to follow…
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